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Vanilla Place Chiang Mai

73 / 2-3 Charoenprated Rd, Tombon Changklan Chiang Mai, 30100, Thailand

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Chiang Mai - Eco-lodge & Trekking

A travel blog entry by adammarinelli

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---- alternate title: The ultimate trekking adventure that absolutely everything else we do in South East Asia will be compared to and likely come up short....way short! ----

For the two days prior to the ultimate trek we spent our time exploring Chiang Mai. We checked into Vanilla guesthouse whose excentric owner, Mr. Kem was eager to …

Jungle terrain

A travel blog entry by danny_soso144

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Day 32 - 43

Our stay in Chiang Mai has been a long but pleasant one. The city is quite small in comparison to Bangkok and is a much nicer walking experience. Our first hotel, Vanilla Place, was really nice; very close to the night bazaar, free breakfast, TV in the room and free internet. The only unique characteristic was that the owners …

Bangkok and Chiang Mai - The beautiful North

A travel blog entry by jenandmart

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We headed back to Samui for one night where we would then fly out to bangkok at 6am the next morning. We trudged along the beach with our backpacks at the speed of a couple of sea turtles. We managed to find a place called the moon hut bungalows for a mere £10 per night , lovely little place right on the beach , basic but just the trick …

Monks and Trunks

A travel blog entry by joe-and-jill

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Days 110 to 114

Our flight to Chiang Mai on Tuesday morning was quick and easy. The driver for our guest house in Chiang Mai – Vanilla House – was waiting for us in the arrivals area and we soon arrived there, where we were warmly welcomed by the older couple who owns it….Mr. and Mrs. Kem. We were given the full rundown …

Chiang Mai: Elephants, Tigers and Waterfalls

A travel blog entry by nathananddarja

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While the popular tourist destination of Chiang Mai is the largest city in northern Thailand, it is still a somewhat small city - nowhere near Bangkok. But it is surrounded by some beautiful nature and is also famous for its temples. The day we got in we walked into the old city to grab some late lunch and visit some of these temples. Since we …

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